Do you remember how much do Chinese like long-wheelbase cars? After companies such as the German trio accepted to stretch their sedans, Infiniti decided to do it with its crossover, as an attempt to get a similar sales boost. After some months being exclusive of that market, this version now becomes the global QX50, arriving in North America in a few months. The fact that you can barely notice the extra 3.2” denotes how good the design work was, but they still add 4” for legs and trunk. Nothing else was changed, including the 325-hp 3.7-liter V6 with seven automatic speeds and AWD.
